Ohanaeze to capture data of all Igbo, groups in diaspora
Ohanaeze Ndigbo says it will soon commence compiling the data of Ndigbo overseas and outside Igbo land with a view to ensuring their protection and well-being.
Educationist canvasses for all inclusive curricula
IN a bid to improve the education standard in the country, the executive director of Lela Blossom School, Mrs. Abiola Oduwusi has said that the need for extra curricula activities that would push for excellence should not be exhibited in academics alone, but in all aspects of human endeavour and enterprise.
Femi Falana writes Buhari on Amnesty International office’s invasion
Socio-Economic Rights and Accountability Project (SERAP) has written a letter to Prseident Mohammadu Buhari asking him to order the Inspector General of Police Ibrahim Kpotun Idris to end the invasion of Amnesty International Office in Abuja, and the harassment of the organization’s staff.
Foreign varsities to offer counseling to Nigerian students
SIX foreign universities from the United States, the United Kingdom and Canada respectively said they are in Nigeria to offer free counseling on career choices for prospective students willing to study abroad. The Universities are St. Michaels University, UK; Riverside Military Academy, USA; St Andrews College, Ontario, Canada; The Village Academy, Houston, Texas, USA; Strathallan School, UK and St. Catherine School, Ontario, Canada.
VC charges students on good conduct, as DELSU matriculates 545
VICE Chancellor of the Delta State University, Abraka, Prof. Victor Peretomode, has charged new students of the institution to live up to the ideals of the university summed up in her logo ‘Knowledge, Character and Service’, warning that any student found to be involved in lawlessness and anti-social vices shall be expelled.
Finally, drowned Dr.’s body recovered
The Lagos Sate Emergency Management Agency (LASEMA), said on Wednesday that it had recovered the corpse of Dr Allwell Orji who plunged into the lagoon on Sunday.
